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Playford 1651 ... et plus ! est une conférence en trois parties donnée par Cécile LAYE ayant pour objectif d'apporter aux danseurs un éclairage théorique sur leur pratique des danses à figures anglaises. 

Première partie (1/3) le samedi 27 février 2021 de 18h00 à 19h30 : l'English Dancing Master.

Chestnut

Paris
France

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Cécile Laye is Chestnut's artistic director.  She studied old dance forms in England with the Dolmetsch Historical Dance Society, Nonsuch History and Dance... read more

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10 villa d'Este Tour Atlas 401
75013 PARIS
France

The Förderverein für historischen Tanz e.V. (Association for Supporting Historical Dance) in Munich invites interested persons to participate by Zoom in a 2021 Online Lecture on Practical Dance History:

 

Guillaume Jablonka (Paris): L’Allemande Orleanoise by Jean Robert, a Practical Example of How to Set Different "Passes" in Time and Space

Sunday, 21 February, 6 pm

 

Those interested can request the Log-In information with Giles Bennett by email: gbdeat-foerderverein@yahoo.com.

 

Online on Zoom

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His career as a dancer took him to the Ballet du Nord (Roubaix, France) where he met Jean Guizerix and Wilfride Piollet and then integrated their Barres... read more

The Förderverein für historischen Tanz e.V. (Association for Supporting Historical Dance) in Munich invites interested persons to participate by Zoom in a 2021 Online Lecture on Practical Dance History:

 

Hubert Hazebroucq (Paris): Beyond the Rules of "Cadence" – Intercadence and Contrecadence in Theatrical Notated Repertoire

Saturday, 6 February, 7 pm

 

Those interested can request the Log-In information with Giles Bennett by email: gbdeat-foerderverein@yahoo.com.

 

Online on Zoom

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HUBERT HAZEBROUCQ is a professional dancer, choreographer and teacher specialized in historical dances since 1998. He has performed with many Baroque and... read more

Baroque Dance Workshops: Steps in Context

A mix of Technique, Notation Reconstruction and Presentation Skills dances, you don't need to be able to read notation for these classes but a copy of the notation will be available for those interested.

Saturdays, 10:30am to 5:00pm (UK time)

April 17th; May 15th; June 26th; July 17th; August 7th.

Session 1: 10:30am - 1:15pm; All levels, beginners welcome

Session 2: 2:15pm - 5:00pm; Intermediate/Advanced, no beginners

 

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Baroque Dance Technique classes with Philippa Waite

 

Friday evenings, 6.00pm - 9:30pm (UK time)

Session 1: 6:00pm - 8:00pm, Technique all levels, beginners welcome

Session 2: 8:15pm - 9:30pm, Technique intermediate/advanced, no beginners

April to July 2021 Series:

April 9th & 23rd; May 7th & 21st; June 4th & 18th, July 2nd, 16th, 30th.

Payment can be made in GB pounds, Euros and US Dollars, by UK cheque, PayPal or bank transfer.

Online on Zoom

Teacher

+44 29 2049 0680
Philippa Waite is well known as a performer and teacher of Baroque dance.  She studied with Wendy Hilton and taught for her at the annual Baroque Music and... read more

Contacts

+44 29 2049 0680
62 Caer Castell Place Consort de Danse Baroque
CF3 3PW Cardiff
United Kingdom

Dance Through the Ages

From the Middle Ages to the Early Twentieth Century, including The Elizabethan ans English Regency periods.

Wednesday evenings, 8:15 to 9:15pm (UK time)

April 14th & 28th; May 12th & 26th; June 9th & 23rd; July 7th & 21st; August 4th.

Payment can be made in GB pounds, Euros or US Dollars, by UK cheque, PayPal or bank transfer.

For further information please contact Philippa: philippa@ukbaroquedance.com

Online on Zoom

Teacher

+44 29 2049 0680
Philippa Waite is well known as a performer and teacher of Baroque dance.  She studied with Wendy Hilton and taught for her at the annual Baroque Music and... read more

Contacts

+44 29 2049 0680
62 Caer Castell Place Consort de Danse Baroque
CF3 3PW Cardiff
United Kingdom

The Early Dance Circle has prepared a special programme of dance and music composed by Ignatius Sancho (c. 1729 – 14.12.1780) on 14 December 2020.

Sancho is famous nowadays as a man of letters and the first African to vote in a British election. But now you can look forward to reconstructions of Sancho’s choreographies and music by the Hampshire Regency Dancers, Quadrille Club and Green Ginger, as well as discussions and interviews with some knowledgeable experts on his career:

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On its website, the EDC lists opportunities to learn and to enjoy historical dancing throughout the UK. You can also find there information on all periods of... read more

EDC ANNUAL LECTURE for 2021

BY ZOOM

Rehearsals, Performance Problems and Audience Reaction in Renaissance Spectacles

Speaker: Dr Jennifer Nevile

 

Online on Zoom

Teacher

On its website, the EDC lists opportunities to learn and to enjoy historical dancing throughout the UK. You can also find there information on all periods of... read more